Butte Current Notes Ad Items and Local Visits
A collection of short notices from Butte including visitors from Helena and California, births, upcoming sales, and local business promos. Names mentioned include McLaughlin Coal Co, Orton Bros, Yegen Bros, D. R. Allison, Mrs. Winthrop Raymond, Owen W. Thomas, P. J. Manning, Edward Cullen, Joseph Ledwidge, A. D. McDougall, R. H. Davis, Malcolm Gillis. Several ads for shoes, coal, insurance, banking, and Christmas items accompany the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer'’s
McLaughlin Coal Co
Orton Bros
Adv
E. Morris of
Pony
James Deering
Helena
Joe Levesy
California
John R. Toole
Missoula
George Casper
Laurin
Pipestone Springs
Hanford
Cal
England
Fall on 1200 level traps worker in mountain mine
John Wells aged 35 of 28 South Grant Street was injured when rock fell at the 1200 level of the Mountain View at 10 PM last night. He suffered a broken arm and was taken to Murray's hospital. Wells has lived in Butte for 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
John Wells
South
Grant Street
Murray's Hospital
Wells
Butte
New Kalispell Hatchery Opens For Montana Fish Plans
The state fish commission met at the Thornton with full membership to set changes in game laws and approve a new hatchery near Kalispell. They will stock Lake Superior whitefish, aiming to produce about 10,000,000 fish yearly for Flathead and other state waters. Senator Myers secured 1,000,000 fly from a U.S. hatchery, and Dean will travel to St Mary's Lake to secure 10,000 eggs for fry stock. The northern hatchery near Flathead Lake at Somers will also produce 4,009,000 trout fry, expanding the state’s fisheries program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Lake Superior
Flathead
Myers
United States
Dean
Anaconda
St. Mary's Lake
St. Mary’s Lake
Montana
Montana fish commission reports large trout stocking in lakes and streams
The Montana state fish commission announces stocking of more than 2.9 million trout and whitefish in lakes and streams. Henry Avare notes a prosperous year with office receipts rising from 28,000 to 70,000 dollars. The commission, led by EK Mathewson, Dolh, and Avare, plans law changes and will draft proposals after the legislative session opens in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Henry Avare
George E. Dolh
Bickford
Helena
State Fish Commission
EK. P. Mathewson
Anaconda
George BE. Doll
Walter M. Bickford
Missoula
M. D. Baldwin
Kalispell
H. Dpd
Dean
Methodist Conference Opens With Sermon in Helena District
The Helena district Methodist Episcopal church South opening service was held at South Side Methodist Church led by Rev. Frank Hopkins. Rev. Solon Johnson of Boulder delivered the sermon on sin, urging confession to find the path to God. Delegates arrived late due to trains, but attendance was strong as the conference begins its program with talks planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Helena
South Side Methodist Church
Frank Hopkins
Solon Johnson
Boulder
Gorl
Jesus
Butte
Former Butte Man Held on Charge of Forgery
Ambrose McDonald a former Butte resident was arrested in Missoula on forgery charges and to be returned to Butte in custody. He claimed to be a real estate agent and offered a $100 check to James Finlen of the Finlen hotel, but the Scandinavian Bank of Missoula advised no funds existed.
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Ambrose McDonald
Butte
Missoula
McDonald
James Finlen
Finlen
Scandinavian Bank of
Questions and Answers From Basin and Butte History
Fire in the Hope mine at Basin killed seven on April 8, 1896. Haymarket riot date given as May 1, 1886. Letter address to the president is simply the president of the United States. First Young Men's Christian Association effort in Butte traced to a public meeting on November 8, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Basin
Haymarket
United States
Young Men's Christian Association
Butte
Shakeup Expected as Hub Police Force Faces Examinations
Mayor orders a sweeping medical review of the hub police, from chief to desk sergeant, led by City Physician Dr. H W Horst. The move aims to verify fitness after rising illnesses and recent off duty days, with ten officers off in the first half of the month and funds showing a November payroll for 50 officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cliet
HW. Horst
Truneau
Lfe
Europe
Police Department
Murphy
Wolice
Annie Hammond Dead at 32 in Butte Home
Annie Hammond died last evening at her sister Mrs. Walter Lawrence's home at 115 West Quarts Street in Butte. She was 32, a seven year resident, and leaves a cousin Joseph Bullock three nephews William Walter and Stanley Lawrence a mother and two sisters in England. She was active in Women of Woodcraft and the Fraternal Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cullen
Butte
British Columbia
Joseph P. Ledwidge
Coast
Portland
A. D. McDougall
Northwest
R. H. Davis
West Copper Street
St. James’ Hospital
McKee Printing Company
West Quartz Street
Annie Hammond
Walter Lawrence
West Quarts Street
Joseph Bullock
William
Walter
Stanley Lawrence
England
Women of Woodcraft
Fraternal Brotherhood
Handsome compliment to successful growers
Charles Bridge man and Joseph P Nash, Shields River valley farmers who won the $5,000 prize for best wheat in the Northwest, were honored guests at a Livingston Commercial club smoker. Delegates from Willson and Clyde Park clubs attended. Talks were given by Nash Bridgeman Sumner Merrillees Spurling Moore and others. Telegrams of congratulation from across the country were read.
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Standard
Livingston
Charles Bridgeman
Joseph P. Nash
Shields River Valley
American Northwest
Livingston Commercial Club
Wilsall
Clyde Park
Mr. Nash
Mr. Bridgeman
F. C. Sumner
C. W. Merrillees
Butte
Northwestern Railroad
Family Theater Opens With Amateur Show This Friday
Amateur theater returns to the Family theater with Chase-Lister presenting A Country Boy. The program promises lively efforts and entertainment from curtain rise to curtain fall. Saturdays matinee offers free admission for the red haired boys and girls and Sunday features The Last Roundup, opening next week.
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Chase-Lister Company
Adv
Seat price hits record low since 1907 in New York sale
The New York stock exchange saw the lowest price for a seat since 1907 as John H. Reynolds Jr. sold his seat to Frederick Lewisohn for 55000 dollars. Three weeks earlier seats went for 73000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
John H. Reynolds Jr
Frederick Lewisohn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Stannard
East Broadway
Telephone
Independent Telephone
Bluebird
Maeterlinck
George A. Frieder
Frank
Barrett
Bakersfield, Co
TD. M. Kelly
P. J. Manning
Western Ironworks
Mont
Joseph Kelly
Galena Street
Bell
Slemons & Booth
State Savings Bank Building
N. Main
P. O
Thornton
FE. P. Mathewson
the Clothery
North Main Street
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Edee View
Alen Verithin
Hannifin Co
Simon
Questions and
Duncan
Elty
Mose Linz
North Main St
Jardinieres
China
Rockers
Children’s Blackboards
All Woods
Jardinierg
Rattan
io-Cart
Marseilles
Bissell
Rattan Rockers
Alhambra
Hot Springs
Great Northern
M. J. Sullivan
Barney & Berry
Universal Coffee
A.C. M. Hardware
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